When Senator Sheehan was elected in 2008 she promised to be an independent voice for New Hampshire, but after six years New Hampshire families are paying the price--literally. Senator Shaheen has proven to be a rubberstamp for President Obama's failed policies and broken promises, and even supports a national energy tax that will kill thousands of jobs and increase the price of gasoline up to 20 cents per gallon.

Senator Sheehan has watched as energy prices burden New Hampshire families—taking more money out of their pockets and making it difficult to make ends meet.

Since Jeanne Shaheen Has Taken Office, The Price Of A Gallon Of Gas Has Increased By Nearly $2.00 (110%)

THEN: In January 2009, The Average Price Of Retail Gasoline In New England Was $1.81 Per Gallon.(“New England (PADD 1A) All Grades All Formulations Retail Gasoline Prices (Dollars per Gallon)” U.S. Energy Information Administration, Accessed 5/30/14)NOW: In May 2014, The Average Price Of Retail Gasoline In New England Was $3.80 Per Gallon.(“New England (PADD 1A) All Grades All Formulations Retail Gasoline Prices (Dollars per Gallon)” U.S. Energy Information Administration, Accessed 5/30/14)Since Jeanne Shaheen Has Taken Office, The Price Of Residential Heating Oil Has Increased By $1.72 (72%)

THEN: In January 2009, The Average Price Of Residential Heating Oil In New England Was $2.40 Per Gallon.(“New England (PADD 1A) No. 2 Heating Oil Residential Price (Dollars per Gallon),” U.S. Energy Information Administration, Accessed 5/30/14)NOW: In March 2014, The Average Price Of Residential Heating Oil In New England Was $4.12 Per Gallon.(“New England (PADD 1A) No. 2 Heating Oil Residential Price (Dollars per Gallon),” U.S. Energy Information Administration, Accessed 5/30/14)NOTE: Prices Are Only Available For October-March.(“New England (PADD 1A) No. 2 Heating Oil Residential Price (Dollars per Gallon),” U.S. Energy Information Administration, Accessed 5/30/14)Since Jeanne Shaheen Has Taken Office, The Price Of Residential Propane Has Increased By $1.20 (44%)

THEN: In January 2009, The Average Price Of Residential Propane In New England Was $2.74 Per Gallon.(“New England (PADD 1A) Propane Residential Price (Dollars per Gallon),” U.S. Energy Information Administration, Accessed 5/30/14)NOW: In March 2014, The Average Price Of Residential Propane In New England Was $3.94 Per Gallon.(“New England (PADD 1A) Propane Residential Price (Dollars per Gallon),” U.S. Energy Information Administration, Accessed 5/30/14)NOTE: Prices Are Only Available For October-March. (“New England (PADD 1A) Propane Residential Price (Dollars per Gallon),” U.S. Energy Information Administration, Accessed 5/30/14)